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Results revealed that the control system showed more robustness and improved the closed-loop process performance under model/process mismatches.
In the case of iron, the polypyrrole phosphate system showed more superior corrosion-protection properties than the corresponding polyaniline oxalate system.
In this experiment, the "smooth surface" system showed more desirable behavior in the crack pattern and the crack widths than the "rough surface" system.
In addition, the R407C EEV system shows more a stable compressor discharge temperature at off-design charge than the R407C capillary tube system.
It is clear that the fluorinated system shows more microheterogeneity than the parent ionic liquid (compare snapshots of compositions 0 and 100%% in Figure 4).
Interestingly, however, when the sex of immune system cells is held constant (e.g., XX immune system in an XX or XY animal), mice with an XY nervous system show more severe pathology [ 109].
The observed systems' behavior changed significantly during ({text{ e}}_2), i.e. all the systems showed more intense CPU and paging activity, mostly between (tapprox 400) s and (tapprox 1300) s.
Whereas, in the case of basic pH, both the systems showed more or less the same pH during the first half stages of performance and later RPSu-PVP-based IEM system showed a little lower basic pH when compared with PSDVB-based IEM system.
Results show that DCSTHIC systems show more significant energy-saving potential in the air conditioned spaces with higher ε.
Indeed, more recent studies suggest that (i) the product lines are not invariant, (ii) additional cleavages besides tri- and tetrapeptide removal can occur, and (iii) more physiologic systems show more heterogeneity with respect to processivity.
Data from the present study suggested that during the change in housing systems for laying hens in Sweden in 2001 2004, there were significant differences in bird health between housing systems, with birds in litter-based housing systems and free-range systems showing more health problems than caged laying hens.
